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# tiledb/api/c_api_support/exception_wrapper/test/CMakeLists.txt
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include(unit_test)

commence(unit_test capi_exception_wrapper)
  this_target_sources(
      unit_capi_exception_wrapper.cc
      unit_capi_error_tree.cc)
  this_target_object_libraries(
      # The exception wrapper is wrapped up with the context, so that's the
      # top-level dependency required for the test.
      capi_context_stub)
conclude(unit_test)

#
# Hook Tests
#
# These following two unit test runners are a pair, one compiled without an API
# hook compiled in, one without. They run the same test, although with different
# expectations about the results. The hook is specified in two different ways:
# * In the ordinary way, with an additional include directory
# * Specifically for testing, with a compile definition.
# The two different ways are used to verify that the hook is activated or not
# as appropriate.
#
# Changing the API hook changes the API object libraries. The API hook is
# perforce a low-level mechanism. It changes the definition of C API calls. The
# exception handler is intertwined with a few of the API classes, notably the
# handles for context and error (and config gets pulled in as a dependency). As
# a result, whereas the without-hook test runner can use an existing object
# library, the with-hook ones needs to recompile an equivalent.
#

# Hook tests without the hook
commence(unit_test capi_ew_without_hook)
  this_target_sources(
      unit_capi_hook.cc
      unit_capi_hook_without.cc)
  this_target_object_libraries(
      capi_context_stub)
conclude(unit_test)

# Hook tests with the hook included.
commence(unit_test capi_ew_with_hook)
  this_target_sources(
      unit_capi_hook.cc
      unit_capi_hook_with.cc
      ../../../c_api/config/config_api.cc
      ../../../c_api/context/context_api.cc
      ../../../c_api/error/error_api.cc
      ../../../../sm/storage_manager/context.cc
      ../../../../sm/storage_manager/context_resources.cc
  )
  this_target_link_libraries(export)
  this_target_object_libraries(
      exception_wrapper
      rest_client
      storage_manager_stub
      vfs
  )
  target_compile_definitions(unit_capi_ew_with_hook PUBLIC WITH_HOOK)
  target_include_directories(
      unit_capi_ew_with_hook PUBLIC ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/hook)
conclude(unit_test)
